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New parish moves for Mayo priests
A number of priests in Mayo are moving on to new parishes in the latest clerical changes just announced by the Archbishop of Tuam, Dr Michael Neary.
First lady installed at St Canice’s Cathedral
The first ever female Dean of Ossory was installed at a ceremony celebrated at St Canice’s Cathedral on Friday last.
Mayo GAA Fixtures
Friday May 7
Veterans to hold Kilkenny parade
The Veterans of the Island of Ireland Association will hold a parade in Kilkenny city on Wednesday, April 10.
Seachtain na Gaeilge in Mullingar Library
Seachtain na Gaeilge is an annual celebration of Irish culture, heritage, and language. Seachtain na Gaeilge, which takes place from Friday March 5 to Wednesday March 17, is being celebrated in Mullingar Library with a mixture of music nights, exhibitions, school events, scéalaíocht, and films.
Capture the energy in Westmeath this St Patrick’s Day
With only two more weeks to enter, Bord Gáis Energy is encouraging students of all ages to get out and capture the energy in the world around them this St. Patrick’s Day by entering the Bord Gáis Energy Capture the Power schools photography competition.
Over 100 people sign up Slimathon
Over 100 people from Athlone and the surrounding area show up to be weighed in for the Slimathon challenge for the period of Lent. Organised by local business people, they hope to raise lots of money for the restoration work that is currently underway at Ss Peter and Paul’s Church in Athlone.
Leading German orchestra to play Town Hall
THE MUSIC of Vivaldi, Bach, and Mozart will fill the Town Hall Theatre when The Junge Köln Philharmonie play the Town Hall Theatre on Wednesday August 6 at 8pm.
Nano Nagle’s Galway legacy
Nano (Honoria) Nagle was born in County Cork in 1728. She was educated there and in France, where she eventually entered a convent as a postulant. She felt her mission lay in Ireland so she returned to Cork where she taught lessons in Christian doctrine. She sought out needy cases and established an asylum for aged and infirm women. In order to perpetuate this work, she formed, with ecclesiastical sanction, a religious community known as the Sisters of the Sacred Heart. Later this title was changed to The Presentation Sisters. They received a set of rules, were approved by the Pope and finally, in 1800, raised to the dignity of a religious order.